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lazy lobster

lazy lobster noun: shelled, dressed lobster.

lazy lobster: shelled, dressed lobster
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Noun

lazy lobster (plural lazy lobsters)

  1. (US) Shelled, dressed lobster.

Forms of lazy lobster

plurallazy lobsters

Origin of lazy lobster

From lazy man's lobster, since the work of shelling the lobster and picking the meat out has already been done.

Questions about lazy lobster

What does lazy lobster mean?
Lazy lobster means shelled, dressed lobster.
What part of speech is lazy lobster?
Lazy lobster is a noun.
What is the plural of lazy lobster?
The plural of lazy lobster is lazy lobsters.

Words near lazy lobster in the dictionary

  1. lazy Laurence
  2. lazy Laurences
  3. lazy Lawrence
  4. lazy Lawrences
  5. lazy load
  6. lazy lobster
  7. lazy louse
  8. lazy louses
  9. lazy man's load
  10. lazy man's loads
  11. lazy men's loads

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